China's chip industry is on the rise

China's chip industry continues to boost production as the communist country seeks to become more self-sufficient for its burgeoning artificial intelligence industry. Chinese companies have scaled up...

The Daily Caller on MSN·3d ago

India’s Software Services Exports Rise 45% in 4 Years as AI Reshapes Industry

India’s outsourcing industry is moving towards higher-value services as artificial intelligence automates more routine work, with the country’s software and business services exports continuing to ...

Trak.in·Sep 17

Widening US trade deficit exposes clear limits of tariff strategy as AI boom underscores need for global cooperation, not confrontation: expert

The US trade deficit widened sharply in July to its highest level in 16 months, driven in part by surging imports of computers, computer accessories and semiconductors amid the country's AI...

Global Times·Sep 4

AI industry says Trump plans to tax chips in the “single dumbest way imaginable”

Donald Trump may be preparing to announce sweeping new semiconductor tariffs at the absolute worst time, the tech industry fears. On Thursday, Politico reported that a wide range of new semiconductor...

Ars Technica·Aug 27

Guangdong’s foreign trade surges 20.5% from Jan-Jul, imports up 37.4%

Global Times·Aug 12

U.S. Bans Imports Of AI Humanoid Robots To Protect Americans From A Massive Trojan Horse Invasion

FCC has banned foreign-produced AI humanoid robots from being imported to the U.S. for various vital reasons. Here's the backstory. An AI Insider analysis and scoop.

Forbes·Aug 4

Lawmaker: Export Controls Key to Slowing China’s AI Development

Export Compliance Daily combines U.S. export control news, foreign border import regulation and policy developments into a single daily information service that reliably informs its trade...

Export Compliance Daily·Sep 20

China pushes back on calls for an AI slowdown as Trump-Xi meeting looms

Beijing's foreign ministry and state security chief rejected calls by U.S. tech executives to slow AI development, saying the proposals aimed to harm China.

The Washington Post on MSN·Sep 14

Trade deficit in goods and services soars to $88.6 billion in July, driven by AI imports

voz.us·Sep 3

China's robot dominance questioned as US bans imports amid AI race, Unitree IPO soars

The rapid rise of China's robot industry, led by Unitree's IPO, faces scrutiny as the US bans imports of foreign humanoid robots. Insights on AI advancements, industry challenges, and future ...

ET CIO·Aug 20

BIS targets legal cloud compute as China AI firms bypass export controls

China AI chip export controls are entering new territory: the Bureau of Industry and Security is reviewing legal offshore compute rentals to Chinese AI firms -- not just illegal smuggling....

Tech Times on MSN·Aug 7

Did the FCC Just Ban Foreign Robots?

The Foundation for American Innovation·Aug 3

Trump AI Force plan pledges industry protections

According to FoxNewsAI, Trump unveiled an AI Force to protect industry as an AI czar pick nears, signaling lighter-touch rules and R&D support.

Blockchain News·Sep 19

China’s foreign trade expands 17.6% in Jan-Aug

Global Times·Sep 8

AI may be slowing down the economy—on paper, anyway

Key Takeaways The AI boom helped push the U.S. goods trade deficit to $119 billion in July, its highest since March 2025, as companies imported boatloads of foreign-made computer equipment.The...

Investopedia on MSN·Aug 28

U.S. Path To $6 Trillion Trade Depends On Continued AI Spending Flurry

If the nation tops $6 trillion in trade this year, computer imports, hich includes the servers so vital to AI data centers, will be the true standout among all imports.

Forbes·Aug 14

Trump’s China crackdown could target AI data center gear

The U.S. has used this process to hamper China in particular, barring Chinese telecom companies such as Huawei and ZTE from operating in the U.S. and more recently banning imports of foreign-made ...

E&E News·Aug 5

Trump’s AI protectionism has come for robotics

The FTC has banned foreign-made humanoids, making a fragile, nascent sector part of America’s AI industrial policy.

MIT Technology Review·Aug 3